We yell at others who speed. But... don't we all race too quickly?
Once, Herman Wouk was one of the most famous authors in the world. His work was adapted into plays, films, Broadway musicals, and one of the most-watched TV miniseries ever.
Another holiday season is fast approaching. Who have you been this year? Were you your best self? Were you even...
How can we ask G-d for forgiveness when we don't even grant it to ourselves?
There’s a slippery slope between binding, Torah laws, customs, and community norms that attempt to socialize people through fear and control. And lately, this whole thing is bothering me. A lot.
A former "Chabadnik" examines why he has let go of so much of his former garb, and kept something that seems to be a definitive aspect of Hasidic men: the beard.
A vast range of interpretive possibility makes religion both glorious and dangerous. September 11, 2001 clarified that for me, as it swept me up in a rare sense of communion with the larger world.
If kugel could talk, it might say Shema.
For many, today is the first day of school. I planned on writing this piece with advice for parents and...
